Shojin Ryori is a Buddhist vegetarian cuisine in Japan that has been around for centuries. Meals contain soy products like tofu, grains, seasonal vegetables, and dishes are carefully put together using long-established cooking methods that balance body, mind, and spirit. Tonight’s menu is inspired by the temple stay at Zenkoji Temple in Nagano prefecture, and…  Read More →

Natural burial is among the most ancient of rituals to honor a body after death. Join this session to learn how natural burial is making a comeback, the three designations of natural burial cemeteries (according to the Green Burial Council), and how your after-death choices can fully reflect the values of your life. Presented by…  Read More →

Dublin Coddle is an Irish one-pot meal. We start with the “rashers” or thick cut bacon, then bring in the “bangers” or sausage, add spuds, onion and slow cook in herbs and broth. Jessica Tijerina, owner of Tijerina Global Spices Please RSVP in advance via the Eventbrite link below. You will receive an email from…  Read More →

Tamales are not difficult, they just take time, patience and a lot of love. Chef instructor Jessica Tijerina will guide you through the assembly of tamale making from soaking the corn husks to whipping the masa, assembling, steaming, and storing. Jessica Tijerina, owner of Tijerina Global Spices Please RSVP in advance via the Eventbrite link…  Read More →

The holiday is a perfect time to make steamed buns with your family. These steamed buns are fluffy, soft and packed with meat and onions, and steamed to perfection in a bamboo steamer. (Did I mention these are my kid’s favorite?) Egg drop soup is a quick and easy dish to make and goes well…  Read More →

Log on to Zoom with your kids for a cooking class and conversation about Native foods! Students will learn about the wild rice plant and its significance to Indigenous peoples living by the lakes. We will learn how to cook wild rice, practice the different steps of a wild rice harvest and learn about local…  Read More →